... i the chaw the Roval Society, should Sir John |)«*rsist in declining the hoounrable post. Liout-Colonel Menxies, K.H., R.M.A., was thrown from hiaborue. Southsea-common, .Saturday, and fiaclurd hi* right arm. Imth above and below the elliow. Splinters ...

... vessel, near Hasborough Bnclileyer. Arms, omnilmscs between the Westenlmngcr and Hythe Station and Hy the, faro inside Is, outside 6d. , between the taken on the ...

... glory which had attended our arms whererer it bad been necessary to resort to warfare [bear, hear] and could not but say that great credit was due to the heads which had planned, aud the handa which had performed, the feats of arms which bad recently distinguished ...

... _ _ _ _ Petti Sessioms, Momdat. —(Before C. Oolder, Bsq-i Mayor.)— John O’Connor was charged with begging and using insulting language.—Committed for fourteen bard labour. , . . John Cane wat charged with breaking a window at Pavilion Hotel. From tbe ...

... Th- following is mote complete lift Members returned the Parliament than w« were able to give in our last boroughs. u KUkcooy John Council B«u* ...

... publie. Kent Proposed Rural Police. —The following are the names of the candidates for the office of chief constable : Mr. John Batten, Rochester Thomas Dyer, Esq.. J.P.. county of Surrey, lute Lieutenapt Roya| Artillery Mr. Ihoipas turner Alkin, Solicitor ...

... power, and 11. it the present Goretnmenl might regarded a r iol.c oiie. 1 The O’CoNNon Don se.eral ctmilar petiluma from Lord John Rumkli. thon the fal owliig rerolut on. ...

... find sureties to keep the peace for six months, end to pay the costs of the applieslioue—Hull Packet. Device of Grattan to Wake Aiwsc//’.—Grattan, the cele- I bruled Irish barruter, was indefatigable industrious. He was | so anxious not to lose a moment in ...

... advertising columns is certainly unprecedented here. Miss Kainforil., the Misses Williams, Mr. Hobbs, the inimitable John Furry, Grattan Cooke (oboe,) Kiallmark (piano.) and (harp,) promise delightful varied and first-rate- performances. There cun be doubt ...

... 14th ult., Munich, in his 47tb year. He was buried with great pomp on the 17th, thousands attending his funeral. In Lord Cardigan’s affair with his officers, the Timet published a contradiction, to certain extent, (similar to that in the Post, which we ...

... the Marquis of Normanby when the sovereignty of the country was first assumed bv this country. The Marquis of well ns Lord John Russell had issued instructions to the effec t that the natives should considered owners of the soil, and that no purchase ...

... Trustees—The lion, and Rev. F J. Noel, the Rev. ,T. Griflhhs. D. I)., Thomas Turner Alkin, Ksq., John Mares, Esq., John Alfred Wigan, Esq., Robert Smith, M.D., ami John Godwin Welsh, M.D. Mr. Tssseli. seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. Mr. Heathorn ...